I'm not sure if this answers your question or not, but in Kansas I believe school psych licensure requires a specialist degree (EdSp or SpEd) and a 1 year post-grad fellowship/externship. At my particular school, the traditional sequence consists of a master's in ed psych followed by a specialist in school psych and then the fellowship. Is this what you mean? I'm assuming the EdSp is a clinical degree because it neither requires a dissertation or doc essay. Although admission does require completion of a master's thesis. I think the whole specialist degree thing is kinda strange. Not bad, but not exactly used by any other fields except education.